Microsoft Office 365 is licensed for 5 PCs (or Macs) per user. What AD does for you is lets you manage passwords from your server (which all need to be 8 characters and complex). You're also going to have to go to the cloud portal to assign the licenses to each user. You are still going to have to go to the Microsoft Portal, sign in and download the software. I assume you have your own mail server so unless you have a lot of people in and out of the company, you could manage this with the cloud based AD.ĪD is not going to help you install this software in the office or at home. It depends on your number of users if I would recommend synching AD or not. That's not Premium or Essentials, its Business - Software only. How many users? My understanding is that you are interested in Microsoft 365 Business. We just purchased those licenses standalone with out SA or any volume. Same situation as needing two in conference rooms. Are you saying a 365 install can be put there and they can sign in to it? The only other per-user licensed software we have only works for their specific account, so this is may be a new concept for me. How does a shared computer work, like a conference room? I had just planned to stick with a volume license there we only have two so it's not a big deal. For our users (who have access to a regular use desktop and a conference room computer or both laptop & desktop) that their count must include all required business devices first, before being applied to any other device.Most people here only have one company machine but some get a laptop and desktop, so multiple installs per user definitely helps there. Yes, it can be installed on an authorized users home computer or personal tablet or whatever device, up to the 5 count limit.
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